Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain

While throughout its two-thousand-year history the Catholic Church has always used the various arts to convey the message of Jesus Christ to the people, the sacred art of the 20th century is not very well known today. One of the reasons for this absence is the transition from the fascination with av...

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España
arte
arte sacro
historia del arte
historia del siglo XX
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Spain
art
sacred art
history of art
history of XXth century
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Espanha
arte
arte sacra
história da arte
história do século XX
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Derechos de autor 2023 Esteban Fernández-Cobián
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dc.title.en-US.fl_str_mv Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
dc.title.es-ES.fl_str_mv Siete agitadores: Promotores del arte sacro contemporáneo en la España del siglo XX
dc.title.pt-BR.fl_str_mv Sete agitadores: Promotores da arte sacra contemporânea na Espanha do século XX
title Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
spellingShingle Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
España
arte
arte sacro
historia del arte
historia del siglo XX
--
Spain
art
sacred art
history of art
history of XXth century
--
Espanha
arte
arte sacra
história da arte
história do século XX
--
title_short Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
title_full Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
title_fullStr Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
title_full_unstemmed Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
title_sort Seven Agitators: Promoters of Contemporary Sacred Art in Twentieth-Century Spain
dc.subject.es-ES.fl_str_mv España
arte
arte sacro
historia del arte
historia del siglo XX
--
topic España
arte
arte sacro
historia del arte
historia del siglo XX
--
Spain
art
sacred art
history of art
history of XXth century
--
Espanha
arte
arte sacra
história da arte
história do século XX
--
dc.subject.en-US.fl_str_mv Spain
art
sacred art
history of art
history of XXth century
--
dc.subject.pt-BR.fl_str_mv Espanha
arte
arte sacra
história da arte
história do século XX
--
description While throughout its two-thousand-year history the Catholic Church has always used the various arts to convey the message of Jesus Christ to the people, the sacred art of the 20th century is not very well known today. One of the reasons for this absence is the transition from the fascination with avant-garde sacred art that took place in the ecclesiastical world after World War II to the interest in the conservation of the historical heritage in the last decades of the 20th century. This article reviews the careers of six promoters of sacred art in Spain -Josep Torrás, Luis Almarcha, Joan Ferrando Roig, Alfonso Roig, José Manuel de Aguilar and Juan Plazaola- who during the central decades of the 20th century promoted the decorative arts and art dedicated to divine worship, convinced that the mysteries of the Christian faith must be sensitively translated through the genius of artists.
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